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    marriage and adoption are legal in every territory of France. Additionally, openly gay individuals are permitted to serve in the French military. Most importantly, the law bans all anti-gay discrimination, including discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation in employment (“France Archives…” 2013). Unfortunately much of this legislation is very new, and many practices have not caught up to the law. Homosexuals are still discriminated against in the professional world of…

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    Gays In The Military

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    This prohibited conduct included service members talking about their sexual identity and participating in homosexual conduct, anything from sex to handholding. Those who did would be discharged. On the other hand, military officials were also banned from asking enlistees about their sexual activities and they could not launch investigations just to determine if a member was gay or out members. This policy was not what Clinton had…

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    “When all men give to all others all the rights they claim for themselves, this world will be civilized”, said Robert G. Ingersoll, an orator of United States during the Golden Age of Free Thought. Although the rights of Lesbian, Gay Bi-sexual, Transgender, and Questioning (LGBTQ) Canadians have advanced rapidly over the last decade, both societally and legally, there is still a long journey ahead on the road to equality. The issue of LGBTQ inequality and discrimination is one that is…

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    Sexual Identity In Canada

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    There are many aspects that can shape an individual’s sexual identity. This identity will play an immense role in the individual’s life, therefore it should be a decision that is made solely on how that person wants to express themselves. With that being said, there are several historical restrains that can make it difficult for people to be who they are. Throughout this paper will give a brief overview on the history of sexuality in Canada as well as how sports culture and education can…

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    Discrimination In Military

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    Discrimination based on sexual orientation has occurred in the US military since its formation. “Soldiers in the continental army were ‘drummed out of the service’ for engaging in same-sex relations” (Rimmerman). There were many gay members of the military who served throughout history and during World War I and World War II, but many were kicked out at the discretion of their commanding officer due to their sexuality. When President Bill Clinton took office after winning the 1992 election he…

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    by various combinations of intersecting identities. Conceptions such as race/ethnicity, class and sexual orientation can all drastically affect what a person goes through in their lifetime and the oppression they may face. Through issues of sexism, heterosexism, invisibility, absence or misrepresentation in the media, identity development and evolving ideals of various social movements such as feminism, it becomes clear just how influential one’s identity may be. Holly Hughes, an American…

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    Sexual Orientation can be defined as a person’s sexual identity in relation to the gender to which they are attracted. The enduring pattern of being attracted to people of one’s own sex is known as homosexuality. The topic of homosexuality follows the ‘nature vs nurture’ debate since some individuals believe that it is biological while others oppose by saying that it is a person’s personal choice. In an effort to end this debate, experts of different fields such as psychologists, sociologists,…

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    Sexual Orientation: The Federal law that protects against discrimination due to ones sexual discrimination is Title VII of the Civil Rights act (Twomey et al., 2016). The Act allows for enforcement of an individual’s constitutional right to be protected against discrimination in public accommodations, to authorize the attorney General to institute suits to protect constitutional rights in public facilities and public education, to extend the Commission on Civil Rights, to prevent discrimination…

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    Sexual Orientation Paper

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    Contreras Professor Alvarez Sociology 180 June 12, 2016 Sexual Orientation Sexual orientation is known to be the classification of individuals according to their preference for emotional-sexual relationships with persons of the same sex, persons of the opposite sex, or persons of either sex. This problem first originated in 1924 and the people who were affected by it are the LGBT, lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender. Sexual Orientation has always been present but has recently been made a…

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    suffers from a greater level of discrimination. LGBT people face the same socio-economic challenges that other people who share their sex, race, ethnicity, age, and disability face, but they also face unique hindrances because of their sexual orientation or gender identity. These include a higher risk of being homeless when they are young, harassment and discrimination at school and on the job, and until recently denied the economic benefits of marriage. When it comes…

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